A former Brooklyn jurist allegedly weaponized his judicial title to deceive real estate investors — a case with direct lessons for mortgage professionals nationwide.
A proposed 1% levy on all-cash deals mirrors the state's existing mortgage-recording tax and could reshape how wealthy buyers transact
ATTOM data shows foreclosure starts and completed REOs both rose year over year, with Sun Belt states leading the distress
A brutal week of inflation data sent long-term bond yields to their highest point in nearly a year, complicating the new Fed chair's first hours in the job
TD Bank survey of 1,003 aspiring homeowners reveals a generation willing to stretch financial limits to own
Total consideration could reach $12.68 per share as CrossCountry defends its signed merger against UWM
A one-basis-point decline in the 30-year fixed rate offers little relief for buyers navigating elevated borrowing costs
Kevin Warsh is now America's central banker, but the path to lower mortgage rates runs through a committee, an inflation crisis, and a credibility test
April's producer price index blows past forecasts, pushing Treasury yields higher and dimming prospects for near-term rate relief
A new study reveals a deeply divided housing market, with Austin at 110 days and San Jose at just 12
